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Resident Doctors Face Grueling Shifts Amidst Calls for Reform

Resident doctors in India work up to 36 hours straight, risking patient safety. Supreme Court and panels demand reforms for better working hours.

#DoctorDutyHours, #PatientSafetyIndia, #MedicalReform, #ResidentDoctors, #HealthcareIndia

https://newsletter.tf/india-resident-doctors-long-shifts-patient-safety/

Resident doctors in India are working shifts up to 36 hours long, which is more than double the standard 16-hour shift in some countries.

#DoctorDutyHours, #PatientSafetyIndia, #MedicalReform, #ResidentDoctors, #HealthcareIndia
https://newsletter.tf/india-resident-doctors-long-shifts-patient-safety/

Doctors are not worth 20% less than in 2008. They are taking on £120k of student debt. Immigrants who would help with the workload are being turned away and denied a pathway to settled status. And the richest in this in country have quadruped their wealth in the same time period.

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#bma #residentdoctorsstrike #ResidentDoctors #bmastrike #DonateNow #STRIKEFUND #1u #Union #Unions #UnionStrong #uk #ukpol #UKPolitics

Resident doctors' strike underscores NHS tensions. Clear messaging and public trust contrast government confusion. Will support endure? #NHSstrike #ResidentDoctors #PublicTrust

https://thetrainingnet.com/sigh/

I missed the memo when #juniorDoctors became #residentDoctors, but I feel it doesn't add clarity to the differences between medical personnel. My first suspicion was that the renaming was punishment for last year's strikes, but apparently not. https://www.bma.org.uk/news-and-opinion/junior-doctors-are-changing-their-title-to-resident-doctors #NHS #healthService #UKpolitics #BMA